BML Deputy CEO Aishath Noordeen Removed from Board
Aishath Noordeen, Deputy CEO of Bank of Maldives, has been removed from the board after 42 years of service. The dismissal was communicated by the Privatisation and Corporatisation Board (PCB) via letter on Saturday. The reason is unknown. BML's charter requires board removal through a shareholder meeting, raising questions about the legality. In January, PCB similarly removed five directors but rescinded after legal concerns, later removing them through a shareholder meeting.
Aishath Noordeen, Deputy CEO of Bank of Maldives, has been removed from the board after 42 years of service. The dismissal was communicated by the Privatisation and Corporatisation Board (PCB) via letter on Saturday. The reason is unknown. BML's charter requires board removal through a shareholder meeting, raising questions about the legality. In January, PCB similarly removed five directors but rescinded after legal concerns, later removing them through a shareholder meeting.
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Aishath Noordeen, Deputy CEO of Bank of Maldives, has been removed from the board after 42 years of service. The dismissal was communicated by the Privatisation and Corporatisation Board (PCB) via letter on Saturday. The reason is unknown. BML's charter requires board removal through a shareholder meeting, raising questions about the legality. In January, PCB similarly removed five directors but rescinded after legal concerns, later removing them through a shareholder meeting.
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